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Custom Cut Steel Sheet and Plate

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Usage and Applications

Finish & Appearance

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Material

Aluminium brut et brillant 5754H111

Raw aluminium

4.8 (70 avis)
  • Light
  • Solid
  • Anti-corrosive
À partir de
45.12
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Plaque d'inox 304L brut filmé

Raw Stainless Steel

5.0 (52 avis)
  • Stainless
  • Durable
  • Suitable for TIG welding
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45.24
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Acier brut antidérapant S235JR

Teardrop steel

5.0 (83 avis)
  • Very good for welding
  • Good mechanical strength
  • Wear and shock resistant
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45.12
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Plaque d'acier galvanisé

Galvanized steel

4.9 (95 avis)
  • Hot galvanised
  • Doesn't rust
  • Mechanical resistance
À partir de
41.58
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A propos de notre gamme de plaques de métal

John's advice: choosing the right metal plate
John,
Expert en Métallurgie et Découpe de Précision

John's advice: choosing the right metal plate

Unsure whether to choose steel, stainless steel or aluminium for your custom-cut project? Each metal has its strengths. Raw steel (2 to 20 mm) is the most affordable and strong, but it will rust without treatment. Galvanised steel (1 to 3 mm) is zinc-coated and won't rust. Corten steel (1.5 mm) develops an orange patina outdoors. Stainless steel (1 to 10 mm) is the champion of hygiene and corrosion resistance. Aluminium (1 to 10 mm), much lighter, is ideal for vertical installation.

💡 Workshop tip: for a kitchen backsplash, choose brushed stainless steel (1 mm) for heat resistance or anti-fingerprint aluminium (1.5 mm) if you cook less with gas. For outdoor projects, aluminium or 316L marine stainless steel are essential: they withstand sea air and moisture. Raw steel must be painted or treated for outdoor use.

For installation, adhesive sealant is ideal for wall applications: no drilling needed. For flooring or heavy applications (manhole covers, road plates), use mechanical fixings. Don't forget to order our microfibre cloths for stainless steel care.

Choosing a custom kitchen splashback is about more than just aesthetics. The material, thickness, your hob configuration, and wall constraints all play a vital role. This guide provides the technical criteria to help you make an informed choice before configuring your order: the right material for your needs, precise dimensions, seamless installation, and effortless maintenance.

Choosing the Right Material for Your Custom Splashback

Every kitchen has its own challenges: heat, steam, grease splashes, and decorative style. The two main material families available for a custom-cut kitchen splashback are stainless steel and aluminum.

  • Stainless Steel: Heat-resistant, non-porous, and easy to clean.
  • Aluminum: Offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and is highly cost-effective.

Brushed vs. Polished Stainless Steel: Which to Choose?

A brushed finish is better at concealing fingerprints and splashes, making it the ideal choice for busy kitchens. A polished finish (mirror effect) is highly decorative but more sensitive to marks and smudges.

Criteria Brushed Stainless Polished Stainless
Appearance Satin Mirror
Fingerprints Less visible Highly visible

Custom Splashbacks and Hob Compatibility

Behind a gas hob, stainless steel is essential due to its high heat resistance. Behind an induction hob, aluminum is perfectly suitable.

Installation and Maintenance of Your Splashback

Installation can be done directly over existing tiles, provided they are clean and level. For maintenance, use a microfibre cloth. For brushed stainless steel, always wipe in the direction of the grain.

Frequently Asked Questions

What thickness should I choose? A 1 mm thickness offers the best balance of rigidity and weight for both stainless steel and aluminum splashbacks.

Can it be installed over tiles? Yes, as long as the tiles are securely fixed and the surface is flat.

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